[题目] 春节是中国最重要的传统节日之一.在这一天喜庆热闹.团圆相聚.走亲串友.享用美食.孩子还会得到压岁钱.假如春节是你最喜欢的节日.请你根据以下提示用英文写一篇短文.介绍一下中国的春节.提示:1. What is your favorite Chinese traditional festival?2. What do you do during this festiv 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】春节是中国最重要的传统节日之一，在这一天喜庆热闹，团圆相聚，走亲串友，享用美食，孩子还会得到压岁钱。假如春节是你最喜欢的节日，请你根据以下提示用英文写一篇短文，介绍一下中国的春节。

提示：1. What is your favorite Chinese traditional festival?

2. What do you do during this festival?

3.Why do you like it ?

注意：1. 包括以上内容要点，可适当发挥，使短文连贯通顺。

2. 80词左右。

【答案】例文：

My Favorite Festival

Spring Festival is my favorite among all the Chinese traditional festival. The reason why I love it the most is that I can get lucky money on that day. It is the Chinese custom that the old will give children lucky money on Spring Festival to wish a good luck for the young generation. Moreover, people everywhere on those days are full of happiness. Quarrel, fight and abuse are almost disappeared at that time. Meanwhile, my mother will make a big meal for us to celebrate. Everyone will forget the unhappy things they meet, instead remembering to appreciate life to wish a better future.

I love the Spring Festival. I always have a great time!

【解析】

1.题干解读：本文是一篇材料作文，要求介绍中国的传统节日——春节，需要包含三个要点，分别是：最喜欢的中国传统节日是什么、在节日期间做什么、为什么喜欢这个节日。根据题目要求可知，本文以一般现在时为主，写作中要注意使用连词，注意上下文紧密联系，符合逻辑关系。

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【题目】 Amy和朋友讨论长大以后如何为社会作奉献。朋友告诉她：奉献是不分年龄、不分时间的，只要有心，总有机会。朋友说：在中国，有这样一群人，他们提供各种帮助却不收费。他们每次都做着普通而伟大的工作。他们的名字叫做志愿者。他们的成就将永远被我们铭记。

时间	事件	事例
2008年	北京举办奥运会	来自不同背景的志愿者们就像大家庭的一部分，他们……(举1～2例)
2010年	玉树(Yushu)发生地震	数以千计的志愿者迅速到达那里，他们……(举1～2例)
今年	政府封锁(seal off )武汉	二十几岁的志愿者们去社区送菜、将病人送去医院。
每年暑假	泰兴图书馆培训细心学生	小志愿者们整理各种书籍、将书放回原处。
总结	虽然你是一名中学生，但你有一颗充满爱的心。尽你所能，你也可以对社会产生影响。让我们一起行动起来把中国变得更强大。

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In China, there are such groups of people. They offer help without getting paid. They do common but great things. Their names are volunteers.

___________________________________________________________________________________

Let’s act to make China stronger!

【题目】You have set _________ good example for me, and I’ll try my best to reach ________ height you did.

A.a; aB.a; theC.the; aD./; the

【题目】 In 1969, as US astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first human to set foot on the moon, he famously declared, ‘That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.’ And as many countries come together to celebrate World Space Week from Oct 4-10, it seems that there are still many leaps to take.

During ancient times, our only steps were back and forth across the surface of our own planet. We climbed to the top of mountains, or sailed in boats across oceans. But we didn’t, and couldn’t, leave the surface of our planet.

It’s not surprising that back then, the so-called heavens fascinated(使着迷) us so much. How could they not? How could people not be obsessed with the great object in the sky that arrived each day with light and then left, taking the light with it? Or the mysterious moon, stars and planets that lit up the night sky? Compared with us, these things seemed so free and exciting. Different cultures created stories about the heavens. The Chinese referred to a ‘King of the Sky’ who created the heavens and decorated them with stars; the ancient Greeks had ‘the Sky Gods’ who controlled the weather.

Few of us believe those stories anymore – science has taught us better. And yet the heavens, or what we now call ‘space’ and ‘outer space’, are still a source of mystery and fascination for us. Yes, there are space stations, satellites and trips to other planets. None of this modern science, however, has made space any less fascinating to us.

As the American scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson said, ‘The universe is under no obligation (义务) to make sense to you.’ The more we know, the more our curiosity grows.

Even today, the most popular novels and movies are set on other planets, solar systems (太阳系) or galaxies (星系). Space is still mysterious, as it was for the ancient Chinese, Greeks and Romans. And perhaps it always will be.

【1】The author used Neil Armstrong’s story to ______.

A.describe how the celebration of World Space Week began

B.draw attention to great achievements in space exploration

C.explain why human beings are curious about outer space

D.predict(预报) future space programs that might change history

【2】The underline word ‘obsessed’ in Paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to ______.

A.happyB.interestedC.satisfiedD.bored

【3】Compared with modern people, ancient Greeks ______.

A.didn’t leave many records of space objects

B.believed the King of the Sky controlled the weather

C.shared a similar curiosity about the universe

D.showed little respect for the power of nature

【4】What’s the article mainly about?

A.Important events in space exploration history.

B.Human’s unchangeable interest in space.

C.Ancient stories inspired(激发，产生) by the heavens.

D.What we have learned about the universe.

【题目】I want to search for some information about Confucius________I can use for the report.

A.whoB.whatC.whichD.whom

【题目】 Dinner customs are different around the world. If you are a guest in Ghana, this information will help you a lot.

In Ghana,dinner is usually from four in the afternoon to six in the evening. But there are no strict rules about time. Whenever a guest arrives,a family offers food. When you go to a home, the person who receives guests takes you to the living room first. At this time everyone welcomes you. Then you go to the dinning room. There you wash your hands in a bowl of water. All the food is on the table.

In Ghana you usually eat with your fingers. You eat from the same dish as everyone else .But you eat from one side of the dish only. It is not polite to get food from the other side of the dish. After dinner, you wash your hands again in a bowl of water.

Most meals in Ghana have a dish called fufu. People in Ghana make fufu from the powder of some plants. Sometimes they cut the fufu with a saw because it is very hard. You must chew fufu well,or you may get sick. You eat fufu with the fingers of your right hand only.

【1】From the passage we know that in Ghana ________.

A.people usually invite their guests to dinner late in the eveningB.the rules for dinner time aren’t strict

C.dinner is always at six in the eveningD.a family offers food only at four in the afternoon

【2】If you are a dinner guest in Ghana,the host always takes you to ________.

A.the dining room firstB.the living room firstC.the kitchen firstD.the garden first

【3】People in Ghana usually eat________.

A.with their spoonsB.with their fingers

C.from the other side of the dishD.from one side of a dish to the other

【4】In fact,most dishes in Ghana ________.

A.have fufu in themB.are too hard to eat

C.are not very hardD.are cooked with the powder of some plants

【5】When you eat fufu,you'd better ________.

A.cut it with a sawB.use your right hand onlyC.chew it wellD.all of the above

【题目】 Which topic drew the most attention from people around the world in 2019? It was climate change, according to three well-known English dictionaries.

The Oxford, Collins and Cambridge dictionaries chose “climate emergency (气候紧急状态)", “climate strike (罢工)” and “upcycling”, respectively (分别地), as their Word of the Year". This tells us that climate change was a widely-discussed issue in 2019.

“Climate emergency” means a situation in which urgent (紧急的) action is needed to reduce climate change. “Climate strike” refers to people leaving work or school to call for more action to protect the environment. “Upcycling” refers to making new items out of old or used items to reduce waste.

Climate change has already affected the world in many ways. Take Venice, for example. Due to climate change, Venice experienced the worst flooding it has seen in the last 50 years in 2019. Many stores, restaurants and hotels were flooded. This caused serious damage totaling hundreds of millions of euros (欧元).

Although we've known about global warming for a long time, our large companies and governments have been slow to respond to it. The year 2019 might have been the turning point that will finally encourage our leaders to take responsibility.

“Decades ago, when the science on the climate issue was first increasing, the impacts (影响) could be seen as an issue for future generations,” Katharine Mach, a Stanford University climate scientist, told The New York Times. “ It's definitely our issue now.”

However, simply realizing that climate change is a threat (威胁) is not enough. We must take real action before it is too late.

【1】According to the three well-known English dictionaries, people paid the most attention to_______ in 2019 .

A.Word of the YearB.climate changeC.the environmentD.global warming

【2】________directly requests people to reduce waste.

A.Climate emergencyB.Climate strikeC.UpcyclingD.Climate change

【3】The flooding in Venice in Paragraph 4 tells us________.

A.how climate change has affected the world

B.Venice is a dangerous place to live in

C.Venice suffered serious damage in 2019

D.climate changed a lot in the world in 2019

【4】What the climate scientist Mach said means________.

A.future generations will suffer the climate issue

B.climate change has increased for many years

C.many scientists are working on the climate issue

D.we must take actions to deal with climate change right now

【5】From the passage, we can infer that________.

A.the leaders will take responsibility to protect the environment

B.people will use the three well-known English dictionaries

C.the climate issue will be more and more serious in the future

D.people will leave work or school to protect the environment.

【题目】初中三年的学习生活让人难忘，毕业之际，你是否有想要感恩的人或事呢？请根据以下要点和要求，用英语写一篇短文。

1.要点：1）你想要感恩的人或者事是什么；

2）感恩的理由是什么；

3）你的感受。

2.要求： 1）文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称；

2）词数 100 左右。

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